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7 February 2022

Florida Senate pushing ahead with no-fault auto repeal, despite last year’s veto

The Florida Senate is trying again to repeal the state’s no-fault auto insurance requirement with a bill that major insurers oppose...

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25 January 2022

FTC policy statement: Mobile health apps must comply with health breach notification rule

The FTC’s recent policy statement on the Health Breach Notification Rule (the β€œRule”) substantially impacts the consumer-facing digital health industry by significantly expanding...

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16 January 2022

Kreidler requests legislation to enhance surprise billing protections

Insurance Commissioner Mike Kreidler is requesting legislation to align Washington state’s recent Balance Billing Protection Act with the new federal No Surprises Act that took...

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30 December 2021

Patients won’t have to fear as many surprise medical bills come January

The No Surprises Act, whichΒ bans most unexpected medical chargesΒ from out-of-network providers, is scheduled to go into effect January 1. It will...

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16 December 2021

Proposed bill aims to protect trucking industry from insurance fraud

WASHINGTON – Many in the trucking industry are heralding the proposed Highway Accident Fairness Act as a way to improve the safety of...

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10 November 2021

Mass. bill would limit claims investigations, require insurers to make loan payments

A committee of the Massachusetts Legislature has held a hearing on a bill that would limit the amount of time insurance...

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13 August 2021

Connecticut strengthens data breach notification requirements and the uniform law commission approves and recommends comprehensive and uniform state privacy legislation

In recent weeks, Connecticut passed An Act Concerning Data Privacy Breaches (β€œThe Act”), and the Uniform Law Commission approved and recommended...

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28 July 2021

Surprise billing regulations: Impact on out-of-network providers

On 1 July 2021, the United States Office of Personnel Management, and the Departments of the Treasury, Labor, and Health and...

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20 July 2021

First surprise medical bills head to arbitration under Virginia’s new balance-billing ban

Doctors and hospitals are up 2-1 over insurance companies as the first three disputes resolved under the state’s ban on balance...

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7 July 2021

Most surprise medical bills to end under new rule

Patients would no longer receiveΒ surprise medical billsΒ for emergency treatment and certain other health care services from out-of-network providers starting in January...

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